Wall Street advanced by Nvidia, who became the most valuable company in the world again

In this context, the Dow Jones index of industrialists rose 0.51% to 42,519.64 points; The S&P500 won 0.59% to 5,970.80 points and the Nasdaq Composite showed 0.81% to 19,398.96 points

Commercial tariffs and advance of tax reform in the spotlight

Despite the profits, the markets remained in suspense in the face of uncertainty about the commercial policies of the Trump administration. The president declared during the weekend that he will increase tariffs on steel and aluminum imports from 25% to 50%.

The highest tariff perspective increased concern for high inflation in the coming months.

The Trump administration urges countries to present their best offers for commercial negotiations before Wednesday, according to Reuters. With a 90 -day self -imposed pause in the wide reciprocal tariffs of Trump, which expires in July, the White House is quick to close a series of custom agreements. Several officials of the Trump administration suggested that different agreements are close to completing, although so far the only one announced is with the United Kingdom.

However, the European Union reported that it did not receive any letter from the United States, which requires countries to present its best commercial negotiation offers before Wednesday.

Tax reduction law project in Congress

Attention also focused on the progress of an important bill for the reduction of taxes and expense in Congress. Trump said the bill is the “greatest expense cut in history” in the middle of the growing concern that the fiscal deficit will expand and increase the already high levels of public debt.

The Congress Budget Office, an independent entity, has estimated that the original version of the bill, approved by the House of Representatives last month, would add around US $ 3.8 billion to the accumulated debt of the federal government, which amounts to AU $ 36.2 billion, during the next decade, a perspective that has captured the attention of many investors.

The upper house of the Congress returned to Washington earlier this week, with the Republican legislators facing the task of delivering the so -called “One Big Beautiful Bill” (a great and beautiful invoice) of Trump to his office for firm before July 4.

However, pdisagreements between the members of the Republican Party Erstema on the general guidelines of the measure. Some expressed concern about the limitation of access to the Federal Medical Insurance program for low -income Americans, although Trump argued that the proposal would only combat waste and fraud.

Wall Street: Some outstanding wheel actions

Nvidia Corporation rose 3% while investors assimilated the results report last week. The action was appreciated 25 % in the last month and approaches new maximums again. In this way he became the most capitalization action and Microsoft was second.

“We continue to observe a solid demand profile for their AI products (Personalized ASIC and network solutions), a stabilization in the semiconductor business not related to AI (for example, business, servers/storage, broadband, wireless band) and the continuous generation of synergies in VMware income”;, according to JP Morgan statements to Reuters.

Dollar General rose a 16.7% when he reported net sales and profits of the first quarter that exceeded estimates, which led to the low -cost retailer to raise their financial forecasts for the full year despite the persistent uncertainty on the impact of US tariffs.

Signet Jewelers grew by 11.6% after the world’s worldwide diamond jewelry retailer announced his profits from the first fiscal quarter, which exceeded the expectations of the analysts and raised their forecasts for the full year.

Nio fell 1.2% after the Chinese manufacturer of electric vehicles reported a loss in the first quarter greater than expected by analysts.

On the other hand, the actions of Constellation Energy (-0.5%) dropped when Meta Platforms (-0.6%) signed a 20-year agreement to buy nuclear energy from the energy company. Other companies in the nuclear sector, such as OKLO (-4.5%), Nuscale Power (-0.5%) and View Energy (+5.4%), had disparate behaviors.

Positive capital flows for the purchase of shares

Capital flows in the US became positive last week, with Bank of America customers buying shares worth US $ 2,300 million transfers net sales of the previous week.

The bank indicated that purchases were mainly due to individual shares, while the funds quoted in the stock market (ETF) registered exits. Regarding sectoral flows, investors favored cyclical actions on defensive, with entries led by the financial, discretionary and industrial consumption sectors. On the contrary, theThe technological actions registered the greatest outputs for the third consecutive week, with institutions, coverage funds and retail customers reducing their exposure.